And the losses are colossal.

The amounts of such preventable losses are reported as unrecoverable losses due to mismanagement.

The losses are enormous and practically irreparable.

These are made up of cash ( 15,597), equipment ( 251,724), supply handling losses ( 259,919) and other losses ( 28,551).

What are the rules for preventing such losses?

Category A claims are for departure related losses.

The Panel finds that three claims for C8 Business losses in the fourth instalment are for corporate losses.

Everybody knows that there are immense unrealized losses in financial assets, but no one is sure that they know where those losses are.

Measured against our potential, the losses are indeed huge.

There are 2,74 claims for C4 CPHO losses and 65 claims for C4 MV losses in the fourth instalment.

All realized losses and net unrealized losses on short term investments in the cash pool are offset against investment income.

Partisan and resistance fighter deaths are included with military losses.

Stand alone claims are corporate business losses filed by individuals.

The above deployment figures are net of gains and losses.

Losses

Losses, which include for example losses or thefts of cash, stores or other assets, are not different in nature from other expenses.

Foreign central banks are suffering capital losses on their unthinking investments.

Economic losses are estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The total losses alleged in the instalment therefore are USD 35,972,592.

There are claims in the fourth instalment asserting C3 Death losses.

12. The above deployment figures are net of gains and losses.

Losses are estimated at approximately 300 mln lei (US 75 million).

And most of those losses are because of things we know.

With the government bearing losses, these are distorted prices. Bank losses have already occurred, and their gains must now come at taxpayers expense.

There are also three claimants in this instalment whose individual claims for C8 Business losses were determined to be claims for corporate losses.

In effect, the presumption is that capital losses are random, so the sharp reversals and losses that usually ensue after excessive upswings in prices are disregarded in risk calculations.

Losses claimed

Carrier Losses

Fewer losses.

While the Panel finds that these losses are compensable in principle, the Panel notes that currency losses generally, and particularly currency losses relating to Iraqi dinars, are particularly difficult to verify. Ownership of currency is generally proven through possession of the currency.

In a deeply unstable world, these are paper thin cushions against losses.

But even in the US, losers losses are outweighed by winners gains.

There are 1,34 claims in the fourth instalment asserting C1 Money losses.

There are 75 claims for C2 Money losses in the fourth instalment.

There are 4 claims for C2 MPA losses in the fourth instalment.

There are 2 claims for C6 MPA losses in the fourth instalment.

There are 4 claims for C8 Business losses in the fourth instalment.

There are 1 claims for CS Other losses in the fourth instalment.

Claims for compensation covering losses of personal goods are also being processed.

Such exchange offers can limit private creditors losses if they are done early.

C5 claims are for losses relating to bank accounts and stocks or securities.

The economic losses described and estimated above are quot static quot in nature.

However, losses of this type are most difficult as regards an independent assessment.

D (other) losses

C8 Business losses